WebP made your images smaller. SVG makes them editable, infinitely scalable, and even smaller for icon-shaped content. Upload a WebP, download a clean SVG. Works great on Chrome screenshots and modern design exports.
Your WebP is processed to make the SVG and then discarded. Privacy.
WebP was Google's answer to PNG and JPG: same quality, roughly a third of the file size. Great for hero images, useless for editing, you can't open a WebP in Illustrator, you can't tweak a colour, and legacy tools may not even recognise the format. For anything icon-shaped, SVG is smaller still (often <3 KB), renders everywhere, and stays editable forever. Convert once and stop worrying about format support.
Drop a WebP (lossy or lossless, animated or not, we extract the first frame of animations). Up to 5 MB. Chrome right-click-save-image often gives you WebP; upload that directly.
Gemini 3 vision reads the WebP, ignores the compression format entirely, and writes out a small set of clean, named SVG layers. Transparent backgrounds in the WebP stay transparent in the SVG.
Preview and download the SVG. Use anywhere, legacy tools, print pipelines, wherever WebP wasn't supported before.
WebP support is universal in browsers but spotty in design tools, email clients, and older apps. SVG support is universal everywhere. Convert and stop worrying about who can open your file.
For animated WebP we extract the first frame and convert that. If you need an animated SVG, Studio can rebuild the animation as SMIL or CSS.
Right-click-save-image in Chrome increasingly gives you WebP whether you wanted it or not. This tool is the easy way to turn those back into something everyone can use.
A lossless WebP of an icon is clean input, the resulting SVG is near-perfect. Lossy WebP of a detailed graphic gets simplified more aggressively.
SVG is editable, infinitely scalable, and usually smaller for icon-shaped content. PNG is a better destination when you need a specific raster size; SVG is better when you need flexibility.
No, we extract the first frame and convert that. If you need an animated SVG, rebuild the animation separately in Studio or a tool like Rive.
Yes. The SVG draws only the shapes it identifies, so transparent areas of the WebP are transparent in the SVG too.
5 MB. We downscale to 1024px longest edge server-side before processing. Larger uploads are only slower, not better.
Less than you'd expect. The AI reads the shapes rather than copying pixels, so even aggressively-compressed WebPs usually produce clean SVGs.
Yes. No watermark, no attribution, commercial use fine. See Terms.
The most common flow. Transparent backgrounds preserved.
For photos, scans, and compression-heavy sources.
Vectorize a wordmark once. Works everywhere, always crisp.
Format-agnostic landing. Same output, broader intake.
Vectos Studio is the AI canvas where converted assets live, get refined, and multiply into full icon sets. Free plan: 20 monthly credits.
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